Lessors Inc, Eagan, MN

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  1. Spring Chicken

    Spring Chicken Medium Load Member

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    I would imagine, since all lessors trailers are more or less brand new, picking up a crappy trailer that hasn't been kept up would be a rare occurrence, if it happened at all. Current lessors drivers, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong about that.
     
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  3. joseph1135

    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    Occasionally you'll get a light out or a mudflap missing. It's rare, but it does happen. As for flats, we have that inflation system on the trailers. We have a card in every truck for who to call for repairs. Unless it's something major, most times you don't even need to call the shop. Maintanence here is very very good. There's no sitting for days waiting for service. And anytime anything is wrong, it will be fixed immediately. That's the way the boss wants it so that's the way it is. Even for APU issues. They do not play games with equipment. Our CSA score for violations for that is very low.
     
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  4. Spring Chicken

    Spring Chicken Medium Load Member

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    Is there any truth at all to what I've read elsewhere on this forum about how lessors requires you to run a certain number of miles a month? If so, what are the parameters for that?
     
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    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    to keep insurance, it's 9250.
    But they also get that sometimes that may not happen (hometime, breakdown, etc)
     
  6. Spring Chicken

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    So they know hometime and unexpected downtime would cause a driver to fall below the mileage requirement, but you will still lose your insurance anyway? Is that what you're saying?
     
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    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    No! Lol. They get that those things happen. So you won't.
     
  8. Spring Chicken

    Spring Chicken Medium Load Member

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    So if hometime and breakdowns cause you to fall under the miles requirement but you won't lose your insurance over those things, what WOULD cause you to get your insurance taken away?
     
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    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    Being a screw off. Attaining 9250 is very easy here.
     
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    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    And besides. You have to fail to make 9250 two months in a row. That's #### near impossible.
     
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  11. bigcat1124

    bigcat1124 Heavy Load Member

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    Ask anyone here with the company I work for, well for a couple more weeks, maintenance matters. They are lacking in that department. Really looking forward to the move to Lessors.
     
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